~Party Trend~ Paris inspired Parties

I would like to say that I inspired Kim {Tomkatstudio} when she planned the fabulous Glamour Girl in Paris party for her daughter Kate a few weeks ago. It was adorable with lots of details and help from a lot of talented vendors. Exactly one year ago I designed an Ooh La La! Glam Girl A Pink Poodle in Paris to celebrate my daughter's 6th years old.   I was already obsessed with Paris after a trip to Europe a few years ago and at that time the Barbie in a Fashion Fairytale movie had just been released. I just wanted to recreate a Glamour Fashion Show in Paris and my daughter being the little fashionista she is, absolutely loved the idea.  I'm sure Kim doesn't read my blog, because she is pretty occupied serving up fabulous party inspiration over at her blog!
 Anyways I still want to believe she got inspired by my daughter's Ooh La La! Glam girl a Pink Poodle in Paris party... 

Did you know that my daughter's Ooh La La Glam girl a Pink Poodle in Paris is the most popular post in my blog?  Over 1000 unique page views in only 3 months, over 800 just last month ago.  It seem everybody is looking for some french inspiration these days...

Here are I leave you with some eye candy and more fabulous Paris inspired parties... 

{Kate’s 4th Birthday Party} Glamour Girl in Paris…. A Barbie Inspired Party!

Barbie party by fantasy-celebrations

{Olivia's 1st Birthday Party} A Madeline in Paris inspired party!

Amelia's Paris Princess party by a Blissful nest

Paris Party by Sweets Indeed

If you are planning a French inspired party make sure to check my boarding pass invitations to Paris, they were a hit at my daughter's party and I'm offering them now at my recently launched Etsy shop.  

Angelina's 5th ~ Birthday Party ~ and ~ DIY~Yummy-Gummy Pots

Last weekend  it was Angelina's 5th birthday Party. I am finally able to share the party pics with you.  Things have been really hectic around here with lots of party planning: Angelina's 5th birthday Party,  Ashton 1st birthday Party next week and my baby Sarina's 2nd Birthday Party in 2 weeks. I really haven't had time to seat in front of the computer, but the good news is that  I will be able to share lots of pictures and DIY party projects with you in the following weeks so please stay tunned. 

Angelina's party was hosted at the MiniMania indoor playground centre.  There was really not to much time to decorate as we had only 15 minutes before the party to do all the set up. But even with not much time, the table looked adorable. The cake was delicious and it was made by Daisycakes.

As always I decorated the table with balloons and my so popular yummy-gummy pots.  The Party supplies were purchased at party Packagers {Hurry up... Her Highness party supplies 50% off,  aren't they cute? they will really match with any pink and purple barbie or princess theme}

I think these deliciously sweet yummy-gummy pots have become my signature party decor, my clients always request to have them for all of their parties. Since I always get a lot of compliments on them, I tought it would be fun to share how I made them.

They are so easy to make, you can get your kids involved too {They are also very easy to snack so make sure you have lots of extras...}  They can be made in any color or candy combination to match your party decor. I don't think you will need any instructions to make them but if you 'd like, you can follow the photo sequence I took while making them for Angelina's birthday party.

{To make 1 yummy-gummy pot : Around 20 gummy skewers you need}

1 big bag of  Marshmallows

1 big container of Gummies

   20 Skewers or Wooden sticks

1 roll of Clear Cellophane Paper or 20 clear candy bags

Curling ribbon

1 Pot or Vase

1 Floral Foam or Styrofoam

Tissue Paper or Napkins

Optional: 1 1/2" Circle or Scalloped Punch

Look how cute they look with matching Pink and Purple Thank you tags. Did you notice I wrapped the floral foam with a party napkin for a perfect match.  If you need them, you can download my Pink and Purple Thank you for being so SWEET! Printable tags here. You can use these tags as cupcake toppers too. 

 Have fun making these for your next party!